Franz Joseph Haydn (March 3 1 or April 1,1732–May 3 1, 1809) was a major composer in the classical period, and was called "the father of symphony" and "the father of string quartet". Although people generally call him "Franz Joseph Haydn" (many published music scores and records use this full name), Haydn spent most of his life using his second name, which was spelled "Joseph" in German and signed "joseph haydn" in letters and documents.

Joseph haydn is an outstanding composer in the period of classical music, and is known as "the father of symphony" and "the father of string quartet". Although his full name is Franz Joseph Haydn, he often uses the name "joseph haydn".

As a lifelong Austrian resident, Haydn spent most of his career as a court musician in the remote manor of the wealthy Eszterhazy family. Until his later years, he was isolated from other composers and music trends. In his own words, he was "forced to be original". In his later years, he was respected all over Europe, traveled to Paris and London to give concerts, and died in Vienna.

He has lived in Australia all his life and worked as a music teacher for some wealthy families for a long time. Haydn seldom communicated with other musicians when he was young, until later, as he himself said, "he was forced to be original." In his later years, he was very famous in Europe and often went to Paris and London to give concerts. Finally, he died in Vienna.

Some famous works: some famous works:

Symphony No.92 in G major "Oxford" Symphony No.92 in G major "Oxford"

Symphony No.94 in G major "Surprise" Ancient House Symphony "Assault" in G major

String Quartet in D minor, Op.76, No.2 "Quintet"

String quartet in c major, op. 20, no.2, string quartet in c major, op. 20, no.2, fuga A 4 sogdi, etc.